Tom Shanklin
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live

All or nothing now. This is Wales' last chance. Get the ball to Cuthbert, Rees-Zammit and let them go.

There's a break in play as a couple of French players receive treatment.

Wales have a scrum midway through their half, with only 38 seconds left on the clock.

Winning the game from here would be a minor miracle.

Maxime Lucu's box-kick is caught by Gareth Anscombe, who calls a mark and sets Louis Rees-Zammit off on a run.

The problem for Wales is that they're still deep inside their own half.

A French knock-on gives Wales a scrum. This is their last chance.

This is how France want to see out this game now. Patient phase play, keeping the ball and keeping it in Wales' half.

Melvyn Jaminet's penalty drifts wide but the ball is still deep inside the Welsh half and there's less than three minutes to play now.

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One

Two big moments - the intercept and then that turnover.

France's fans are loving life at the moment. They're making all the noise.

Remember, even as the rugby powerhouse they are, France have not won a Six Nations Grand Slam since 2010.

They'll be one win away if they can see out this victory.

Melvyn Jaminet lines up a penalty near the halfway line. This could clinch it.

Tom Shanklin
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live

Wales just looked a bit lost in that phase play. Another chance lost.

You get the sense this game is finally slipping away from Wales. That might have been their last chance.

France win another turnover near the halfway line. They keep coming up trumps in the big moments.

Another massive moment for France's defence.

Dan Biggar runs out of options and his delayed pass only finds Romain Ntamack.

Wales' tacklers don't roll away, they're penalised and France kick to touch in the Welsh half.

Cries of 'Allez les Bleus' ring around the Principality Stadium as the French fans get behind their team for a huge defensive set.

Wales keep coming, France keep tackling.

Joe Worsley
Former England forward on BBC One

Dupont is off - big call.

The guy coming on is one of the most intelligent rugby players in France - a good man to try to bring this game home for the French.

France captain Antoine Dupont is replaced by Maxime Lucu. What a time to replace the best player in the world.

Wales have a penalty near the halfway line, or the option of a scrum near France's 22.

They opt for the scrum. Huge moment.

Joe Worsley
Former England forward on BBC One

The Welsh aren't attacking well enough to get that go-forward.

They are forced to kick because the ball carriers aren't effective enough.

Tom Shanklin
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live

France are rattled. They're barely attacking, compare that to the first 20 minutes.

France seem to want to turn this into a kicking contest. They're desperately hanging on to their lead.

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One

And that's the key stat.

Eddie Butler
Six Nations commentator on BBC One

Wales have done everything in this second half but score.

Dan Biggar kicks low across the ground and into touch for a French line-out just outside their 22.

Time is ticking away for Wales but they're still in this game.